HONOR has proudly received the Responsible Technology Innovation Award at the TechnoTime Awards 2025. This honor recognizes their advanced approach to developing a complete AI system that focuses on responsible innovation, placing the user at the heart of the technology experience while upholding the highest standards of privacy, security, and sustainability. The award was presented during the TechnoTime platform ceremony, attended by members of the Board of Trustees. These included Counselor Hany Hassan Abu Zeid, Chairman of the Arab African Supreme Economic Council, Dr. Safwat El Nahhas, Secretary-General of the Council, and Ambassador Yasser El Bakshwan, First Vice Chairman of the Council. The event celebrated organizations that have successfully transformed technology into a real and lasting impact. This recognition comes at a time that highlights HONOR's growing global momentum. The company ranked first worldwide in smartphone shipment growth in 2025, achieving an impressive 11% year-on-year growth, according to an Omdia report. This places HONOR at the top of the ten fastest-growing brands globally. IDC data further confirms that HONOR continued to lead as the fastest-growing brand in markets outside China during the first three quarters of 2025. This growth was particularly strong in categories priced over $300, covering both flagship and upper-mid-range segments, as well as mid-priced tablets. This global performance reflects the success of HONOR's strategy, which is built on practical innovation, user-centric design, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence. This approach perfectly aligns with the criteria for the “Responsible Technology Innovation” award from the TechnoTime platform, underscoring HONOR's leadership in combining advanced technology with ethical responsibility and a tangible user experience.
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